Re: Book of Gregor
Thank you Raulduke. I greatly appreciate it. I've heard but only kind words from my story. I had almost thought that this thread was forgotten. I'm going to have to write a part 6 or an epilogue, as so much has happened in a span of a couple weeks since I wrote that.
You can notice in the piece alone the degree of acceleration. This acceleration is apart of every part of life at the moment. The most obvious is within technology, but every aspect of society from language to human behavior.
This last two weeks the same amount of stuff has happened in the last two months. The last two months equates to the last two years and so on. The synchronicities and revelations are going through the roof.
Things are indeed happening.
About my friend, no he has no recollection of talking to me as I have always considered that part to be a hallucination. For a long time I considered it just to be the drugs, just like people consider it just to be a dream. Years later, I began to realize that their may be of actually of been some truth in that halluicination that I originally missed.
And the golden ratio is absolutely natural. It is the most natural pattern or progression in mathematics, and life being a reflection of the mathematical world, in that math is nature, and nature is math, it is at the foundation of all that is.
When they see look into the mirror, and see the creator, you are indeed seeing the creator, within not only the tangible sense of your appearance relating to mathematics and the golden ratio, but also the intangible consciouseness of yourself, the all that is, staring back. It is all one in the same. And with that notion, comes beauty.
Also, I am by no means 'stating' that I am Zeus. That is the sole reason I originally wrote the story, because if I related that to anyone, they think I am 'loony'. As in my signature, I say "So I am told". That is the important thing, as my dream told me this, actually it indirectly did by stating it within the dream. The true question is how I interpret this dream, and I tend to keep that interpretation to myself.
Namaste.
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